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Trippy Playback Glitch
Hey all,
Occasionally during playback, my program monitor will become glitchy and- honestly, I don’t even know how to describe it. It looks like a technicolor seizure. The glitch stops when I pause and I can’t discern a solid method to predict when it’ll happen. Anybody experience this? I’m hoping I won’t have to replace my graphics card, but I’m honestly not much of a tech guy so I have no idea.Hey all,
Occasionally during playback, my program monitor will become glitchy and- honestly, I don’t even know how to describe it. It looks like a technicolor seizure. The glitch stops when I pause and I can’t discern a solid method to predict when it’ll happen. Anybody experience this? I’m hoping I won’t have to replace my graphics card, but I’m honestly not much of a tech guy so I have no idea.
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Does it still happen whenever you close the program and reopen it? That is pretty weird… and have you also tried to restart the computer as well? Usually if I have an application glitching out or lagging like that, a restart will help.
If that does not help, try opening a New Project. Then select File > Import > Select Your Premiere Pro Project that was giving you that glitch issue.
Let me know if any improvements have been made for this. Best of luck!
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It’s a problem I’ve been dealing with for a few months now across a number of projects. Usually a restart will stave it off for a little while, but it seems to always return.
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Ohh wow I see! Have you ever tried to uninstall the app and reinstall it again? It could be a hidden file somewhere causing your Premiere Pro to glitch like that. Uninstalling it may remove the glitch but no guarantee.
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I’ve tried it once a while ago, but I’ll give it another go and let you know if it helps!
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My first thought was wondering about the graphics card and if it was about to die. Or a RAM module. Or over-heating? My encouragement would be to also start with reducing playback from Full to 1/2 or 1/4 and see if it still happens. Might also be related to GPU playback, so switching it to Software Only processing could be another troubleshooting step. And lastly, I don’t know if Premiere’s “Dogears” would tell you anything more about it, but worth a shot (CMD+Shift+F11, on a Mac; unsure of PC–look it up).
Joby.
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Do you get the same results using other Adobe apps e.g. AE?
How about other NLE’s e.g. FCPX, Avid, Resolve?
Just wondering of its a graphics driver conflict.
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Okay sounds good, keep me updated!
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